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  • Defend Barbuda’s communal heritage

    Matthew Quest | Violence & Peace
    22.06.2018

    Antigua and Barbuda is an eastern Caribbean nation, which is a federation of two islands that were former British colonies that became independent in 1981. Barbuda following Hurricane Irma in 2017 had most of its infrastructure destroyed. Most Barbudans now live as refugees on the island of Antigua. 

    Tagged under Violence & Peace South America Antigua and Barbuda

  • Rewriting the legacy of Walter Rodney?

    Matthew Quest | Global Pan-Africanism
    12.03.2016

    The invented “Rodney” as human rights activist and advocate of economic development is reconcilable with a sense of wonder that, had he not been assassinated, he may have become a future president of Guyana. Why have there been silences in recent years avoiding the matter that Rodney was a revolutionary who wished to overturn nation-states and ruling classes above society?

    Tagged under Global Pan-Africanism South America

  • Conference Report: African nationalism, history and development

    Matthew Quest | Global Pan-Africanism
    03.02.2016

    At York University, in Northern Toronto, from Nov 5-6, 2015 an international gathering of scholars meditated on themes related to African nationalism, history and development.

    Tagged under Global Pan-Africanism

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